Top Rated 10 Tourist Attractions & Destinations in Mongolia
With a vast territory and a long history, Mongolia offers so much to see and explore. Here listed for you the top 10 attractions and destinations in Mongolia.
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Top Five Tourist Attractions to Visit in Övörkhangai Province - Mongolia
Övörkhangai is one of the 21 aimags of Mongolia, located in the south of the country. Its capital is Arvaikheer.
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1. Erdene Zuu Monastery- Kharkhorin
2. Kharakhorum Museum - Kharkhorin
3. Orkhon Waterfall - Orkhon Valley
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Kharkhorin & Erdene Zuu Hyid (Mongolia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Kharkhorin & Erdene Zuu Hyid in Mongolia.
In Kharkhorin, former residence of those who once ruled Mongolia, today there is little left to see. However, a few mysterious sites remain which, along with the Erdene Zuu Monastery, are highly evocative of this ancient city in Central Mongolia.For thirty two years Kharkhorin was the centre of one of the most powerful empires in the world. After the break-up of the Soviet Union, the Erdene Zuu Monastery became active once again. Up until 1938, over sixty individual buildings that housed fifteen hundred devout lamas, stood on the monastery grounds and it is believed that as many as ten thousand lamas once lived there. Kharkhorin can be traced back to 1222 which was when Ghengis Khan expanded the former main base of the Kereit Clan into a supply base for his army. Its strategic location was excellent, set on the banks of the Orchon River within a wide and fertile valley, it was perfectly suited for huge hordes of men and their horses. A gentle breath of mystique and melancholy blows over the surviving ruins of this former cosmopolitan city in which, as decreed by Law, multicultural tolerance predominated.
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Museum Tour : Ongi Monastery, Ongiin Khiid (Онгийн хийд) / Mongolia Road Trip 26 / Walk 123
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Ongi Monastery (Mongolian: Онгийн хийд, Ongiin Khiid) is the collective name for the ruins of two monasteries that face each other across the Ongi River in Saikhan-Ovoo district of Dundgovi Province, in south-central Mongolia. The Barlim Monastery is located on the north bank of the river while the Khutagt Monastery sits on the south bank. The older southern complex consisted of various administrative buildings as well as 11 temples. The northern complex, built in the 18th century, consisted of 17 temples - among them one of the largest temples in all of Mongolia. The grounds housed also 4 Buddhist universities. Founded in 1660, it was one of the largest monasteries in Mongolia and housed over 1000 monks at its height. The ruins are situated about 18 km south of the town of Saikhan Ovoo.
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Both complexes of Ongi Monastery were completely destroyed in 1939 during anti-religious purges carried out under Khorloogiin Choibalsan, the leader of the Communist Party of Mongolia. Over 200 monks were killed, and many surviving monks were imprisoned or forcibly laicized and conscripted into the Communist controlled army.
A large number of ruins including a tall stupa can be seen on the river and on the surrounding hills. In the 1990s, it was decided to rebuild the monastery. The first temple was inaugurated in 2004. There is a small museum in a ger in front of it. One of the stupas has just been reconstructed as well. It has a commemorative plaque indicating the names of the monks who were killed in 1939.
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मंगोलिया - दुनिया का सबसे ज्यादा अजीब देश / Mongolia - The Strangest Country in the World
Discover the hidden gems of Mongolia with our fascinating video facts about this captivating country! Join us on a journey through the vast steppes, soaring mountains, and unique culture of Mongolia, as we uncover the rich history and traditions that make this country so special. Learn about the legendary Genghis Khan and his impact on Mongolia's past and present, explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Gobi Desert and the Altai Mountains, and witness the nomadic way of life that has endured for centuries. From the famous Naadam Festival to the quirky traditions of eagle hunting and throat singing, our video is a comprehensive guide to all things Mongolia. So sit back, relax, and let us take you on a virtual tour of one of the most fascinating countries in the world!
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Nature Walk :Orkhon Waterfall (Орхоны хөндийн соёлын дурсгал) / Mongolia Road Trip 25 / Walk 126
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Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape (Mongolian: Орхоны хөндийн соёлын дурсгал, romanized: Orhonii höndiin soyoliin dursgal) sprawls along the banks of the Orkhon River in Central Mongolia, some 320 km west from the capital Ulaanbaatar. It was inscribed by UNESCO in the World Heritage List as representing the evolution of nomadic pastoral traditions spanning more than two millennia.
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For many centuries, the Orkhon Valley was viewed as the seat of the imperial power of the steppes. The first evidence comes from a stone stele with runic inscriptions, which was erected in the valley by Bilge Khan, an 8th-century ruler of the Göktürk Empire. Some 25 miles to the north of the stele, in the shadow of the sacred forest-mountain Ötüken, was his Ördü, or nomadic capital. During the Qidan domination of the valley, the stele was reinscribed in three languages, so as to record the deeds of a Qidan potentate.
Mountains were considered sacred in Tengriism as an axis mundi, but Ötüken was especially sacred because the ancestor spirits of the khagans and beys resided here. Moreover, a force called qut was believed to emanate from this mountain, granting the khagan the divine right to rule the Turkic tribes.[1] Whoever controlled this valley was considered heavenly appointed leader of the Turks and could rally the tribes. Thus control of the Orkhon Valley was of the utmost strategic importance for every Turkic state. Historically every Turkic capital (Ördü) was located here for this exact reason. There were many houses by the bank but they are all gone now.
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After a strong rain the magnificent seasonal Orkhon Falls is one of the best sights in central Mongolia. About 250m downstream from the waterfall you can climb down to the bottom of the gorge; it’s 22m deep and dotted with pine trees.
Ask your tour operator about the status of the falls. The water doesn’t run all year and will only start to flow after the first good summer rain. Late July and August are the best times to see it, although it's still a very attractive spot in autumn. If you arrive when the waterfall is not in flow, take solace in the fact that the region is still gorgeous, and a fine area for swimming, camping and horse riding.
There are a few different ways to approach the waterfall; all of them involve rough travel in parts, on very rocky roads. Coming directly from Ulaanbaatar, most traffic will go on the road via Khujirt (around 35km from the falls). You'll pass a lovely viewpoint (GPS: N 46°53.465' E 102°22.762') on this track, as the river skirts a cliff face it helped carve into the steppe. One or two kilometres further along you'll pass a remarkable collection of large, Bronze-Age square graves (GPS: N 46°53.465' E 102°22.762') on your left. The road from Kharkhorin is longer, but by taking this route you can stop at Tövkhön Khiid on the way. From Arvaikheer, it’s possible to take a remote backcountry road via Züünbayan-Ulaan and Bat-Ölzii; but you’ll need an experienced driver and a very sturdy 4WD to attempt it.
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Tuvkhunii Hyid (Mongolia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Tuvkhunii Hyid in Mongolia.
Mongolia is one of the last unspoiled regions on Earth with endless pastureland, wild horsemen located amid a fascinating landscape along with huge herds of cattle and horses. In the north of Orkhon Valley is the Khangain Nuruu National Park, a romantic mountain landscape. Set on a remote mountain summit is the old and well known monastery of Tuvkhunii Hyid.In 1653 the remarkable religious and political dignity, Undur Gegeen Zanabazar, came to the monastery. He was a direct descendant of both Genghis Khan and Mongolia’s first religious leader, Bogd Javzundamba. The monastery that was built here has always been a place of tranquillity and prayer, a place in which wisdom comes from meditation. As in all Buddhist monasteries, daybreak is greeted ceremoniously and young monks blow into shells and turn towards all four points of the compass. In 2004, UNESCO designated this Mongolian sanctuary as a World Heritage Site, as part of the Orkhon Valley area of culture. In the remoteness of Mongolia’s splendid mountain world, all who come here are reminded of the sacred inner values of life.
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많은 여행객들이 이곳 게르 캠프를 애용하는 것은 ‘쳉헤르 온천’ 때문이다. 따뜻한 물로 노천 온천까지 즐길 수 있으니 물이 귀한 몽골에서는 이만한 숙소가 없다. “저곳에서 물이 솟아오릅니다. 그곳에 관을 설치해서 이곳까지 가지고 오는데, 그 온도가 86℃입니다. 이곳으로 가져온 물을 36℃까지 식혀서 사용합니다” 저 멀리 뜨거운 김이 올라오는 게 온천수가 발원하는 곳인가 보다. 궁금해진 나는 온천수 파이프를 따라 가봤다. 뜨거운 물이 콸콸 솟아오르고 있었는데, 달걀이 없는 게 못내 아쉬웠다. 높은 침엽수림이 우거진 화산 일대에서 나는 쳉헤르 온천수는 특히 몸에 좋은 유황 성분이 많다고 알려져 있다. 유유자적 온천을 즐기는 남자들을 만났다. 막 바이크 여행을 끝냈다는 이들은 가만히 보니 서로 조금씩 닮은 듯 했다. ”제가 첫째 형이고, 제가 둘째고, 막내예요. 정말 좋아요. 우리는 오토바이를 타고 여행 중이라 먼지가 많이 달라붙어서 지저분해지는데 이곳에 들어와서 휴식을 취하면서 피부를 따뜻한 물에 적실 수 있어서 아주 좋습니다. 근육의 긴장도 풀어주고요” 피곤함을 단 번에 날려주는 온천욕 덕분에 여독이 확 풀린다.
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It is because of the Cheng Hir Onsen that many tourists use this German camp. There is no such place in Mongolia where water is precious because you can enjoy the open-air bath with warm water. Water rises from there. I installed a pipe there and brought it to here, the temperature is 86 ℃. I use the water brought to this place to cool down to 36 ° C. Wondering, I followed the hot spring water pipe. Hot water was rising, but I was sorry that I did not have eggs. It is said that Cheng Here Hot Spring water, especially in the high coniferous volcanic area, has a lot of good sulfur content. I met the men who enjoyed the hot springs. Those who had just finished the bike trip seemed to resemble each other slightly. I am the first brother, and I am the second and the youngest. really good. We are traveling on a motorcycle and it is very dirty because it is very dusty and it is very nice to come in here and relax and soak your skin in warm water. Relieving Muscle Tensions Thanks to the hot spring that blows fatigue at once.
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Энэ нь Германы жуулчдын кемпийг ашигладаг Ченг Хир Онсен -ын улмаас олон жуулчид байдаг. Усанд хүрэлцэхүйц халуун усанд живж чаддаг учраас Монгол оронд ийм газар байдаггүй. Ус тийшээ урсдаг. Би тэнд хоолойг суулгаад энд авчирч, температур нь 86 ℃. Би 36 ° C хүртэл хөргөж усыг энэ газарт авчирдаг Гайхалтай нь би халуун рашааны усыг дагасан. Халуун ус өсч байсан ч би өндөггүй байсанд харамсаж байна. Энд Ченг энд халуун рашаан, ялангуяа шилмүүст галт уулын өндөр хэсэгт маш сайн хүхрийн агууламжтай байдаг. Би халуун рашаан дуртай хүмүүстэй уулзсан. Унадаг дугуйгаар аялж байсан хүмүүс бие биетэйгээ адилхан мэт санагдаж байв. Би бол анхны ах, би бол хоёр дахь, хамгийн залуу нь. Би үнэхээр дуртай. Бид мотоциклоор явж байгаа бөгөөд энэ нь маш бохир учраас маш их тоостой тул энд ирж, амарч, арьсыг халуун усанд нэвт шингээх нь маш сайхан байдаг. Булчингийн мэдрэлийн эмгэгийг бууруулах
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MONGOLIA | 4K | KHUVSGUL LAKE | ASIAN SWITZERLAND and BLUE PEARL | PURE WATER LAKE | ART OF NOMADS
Khuvsgul Lake
Khuvsgul Lake is known as Asian Switzerland and the Asian Blue pearl. it is one of the most popular destinations for those who love traveling to grassland-forest and lake areas. Only 11% of the land area is covered with forest. The Khuvsgul Lake is located in the northwest of Mongolia near the Russian border. The town of Hatgal is at the southern end of the lake. It is 136 kilometers long, and its maximum depth is 262 meters.
It is the second-most voluminous freshwater lake in Asia and holds almost 70% of Mongolia's fresh water and 2% of the world's freshwater. Therefore, Khuvsgul Lake has been called an Asian Blue pearl because of its great beauty and its watercolor, freezes over rapidly, and displays an amazing crystal clear ice. Also, Khuvsgul Lake is surrounded by an amazing taiga forest that you can experience.
Once you reach Khuvsgul Lake, do not miss the chance to travel by an old ship Sukhbaatar or boating trips on the crystal clear water of the lake. By boat, you can travel to several small islands and explore wildlife there. Moreover, the lake's winter view is soul-fulfilling incredible, and it is a great opportunity to visit the biggest Ice Festival in Mongolia.
In the land of deserts and where the most lakes are salty, Khuvsgul is considered a sacred lake. The lake itself is an astounding sight, but the great Sayan mountain range surrounding it creates perfect scenery and makes Khuvsgul a must-see destination if you are traveling to this part of Asia.
To enjoy the lake's wide horizon, hiking to the higher points among the shorelines is the best choice. Many peaks such as Chuchuu and Jankhai which are elevated no higher than 2420m are the fitting routes for full-day hiking for nature lovers.
The area around the lake is a national park bigger than Yellowstone, and home to 68 species of mammals, including ibex, elk, reindeer, musk deer, brown bear, lynx, marten, wolf, moose, 244 species of birds inhabit the lake and its surrounding area. The lake itself is a habitat for 9 species of fish, including Siberian grayling and endangered endemic fish species like Khuvsgul grayling.
Suppose you are a wildlife lover, or a photographer, the road to Khuvsgul lake is definitely your destination to go. Traveling by horse in northern Mongolia is not just an adventure it is an opportunity to explore the wilderness and immerse yourself in cultures among Darkhad depression and Khuvsgul lake area. In the area, it can spend a couple of hours to several days on a horseback.
It would be best if you could visit Tsaatans. The Tsaatans are a community of nomadic reindeer herders, originally from Tuva in Siberia, who have historically inhabited Russia and Mongolia's border region. They live in the most rugged, taiga-forest mountains to the northwest of Khuvsgul Lake.
Besides the beauty of nature, the cultures among the Khuvsgul lake area are fascinating. There are so much to see and to do while you are in the area. We are sure that your travel to Khuvsgul will be the greatest journey that you can ever experience. Come and swim in some of the purest water in the world.
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Mongolia 4 days Cultural Adventure
Brother and Sister Barrow had a business trip to Mongolia during the 2021. And they managed 4 days out of Ulaanbaatar private cultural adventure trip to the Central and Uvurkhangai province. We visited 4 different nomadic families and rode a horse and two-humped camel and slept in ordinary ger, modern luxury ger and Boutique ger by nomadic family. This video will give you a short description of the amazing adventure expedition.
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Arvaikheer to Khogno Khan - Day 8 of Alicia and Jim's adventure through Mongolia.
Some more camel riding and then some time of reflection. First night camping in a tent.
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Nature Walk : Orkhon Waterfall (Орхоны хөндийн соёлын дурсгал) Mongolia Road Trip 24 / Walk 125
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After a strong rain the magnificent seasonal Orkhon Falls is one of the best sights in central Mongolia. About 250m downstream from the waterfall you can climb down to the bottom of the gorge; it’s 22m deep and dotted with pine trees.
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Ask your tour operator about the status of the falls. The water doesn’t run all year and will only start to flow after the first good summer rain. Late July and August are the best times to see it, although it's still a very attractive spot in autumn. If you arrive when the waterfall is not in flow, take solace in the fact that the region is still gorgeous, and a fine area for swimming, camping and horse riding.
There are a few different ways to approach the waterfall; all of them involve rough travel in parts, on very rocky roads. Coming directly from Ulaanbaatar, most traffic will go on the road via Khujirt (around 35km from the falls). You'll pass a lovely viewpoint (GPS: N 46°53.465' E 102°22.762') on this track, as the river skirts a cliff face it helped carve into the steppe. One or two kilometres further along you'll pass a remarkable collection of large, Bronze-Age square graves (GPS: N 46°53.465' E 102°22.762') on your left. The road from Kharkhorin is longer, but by taking this route you can stop at Tövkhön Khiid on the way. From Arvaikheer, it’s possible to take a remote backcountry road via Züünbayan-Ulaan and Bat-Ölzii; but you’ll need an experienced driver and a very sturdy 4WD to attempt it.
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Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape (Mongolian: Орхоны хөндийн соёлын дурсгал, romanized: Orhonii höndiin soyoliin dursgal) sprawls along the banks of the Orkhon River in Central Mongolia, some 320 km west from the capital Ulaanbaatar. It was inscribed by UNESCO in the World Heritage List as representing the evolution of nomadic pastoral traditions spanning more than two millennia.
For many centuries, the Orkhon Valley was viewed as the seat of the imperial power of the steppes. The first evidence comes from a stone stele with runic inscriptions, which was erected in the valley by Bilge Khan, an 8th-century ruler of the Göktürk Empire. Some 25 miles to the north of the stele, in the shadow of the sacred forest-mountain Ötüken, was his Ördü, or nomadic capital. During the Qidan domination of the valley, the stele was reinscribed in three languages, so as to record the deeds of a Qidan potentate.
Mountains were considered sacred in Tengriism as an axis mundi, but Ötüken was especially sacred because the ancestor spirits of the khagans and beys resided here. Moreover, a force called qut was believed to emanate from this mountain, granting the khagan the divine right to rule the Turkic tribes.[1] Whoever controlled this valley was considered heavenly appointed leader of the Turks and could rally the tribes. Thus control of the Orkhon Valley was of the utmost strategic importance for every Turkic state. Historically every Turkic capital (Ördü) was located here for this exact reason. There were many houses by the bank but they are all gone now.
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CAPITAL of the MONGOL EMPIRE | Kharakhorum, Mongolia
We spent a day in Kharakhorum - the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire.
Not much is left of the actual ancient capital. It looks like an empty field with a stone turtle. We stopped by Erdene Zuu Monastery and the Kharakhorum Museum. The best part was the exhibition ger beside the museum. We played some games, got our names written in Mongolian, and tried on traditional clothing.
This is day 11 on G Adventures Nomadic Mongolia tour.
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Khongoryn Els to Arvaikheer - Day 7 of Alicia and Jim's adventure through Mongolia.
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